Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-10-29

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Mr., Porter, brother Of our countrv
man, J. I. Porter, arrived at BLACK
foot Tuesday with his family from
Pennsylvania and will make Bingham
county his home. His coming was a
welcome surprise 10 his brother
And il now appears that the fast
train on the Y. r from Omaha win
not be put on the track until next
spring, Summer follows spring: au-
tumn, summer; and after autumn
winter again.
A boy when he takes his girl TO
church the first time does not weigh
any more than usual, and he does not
look amy larger TO his friends, but
when hc gets home he feels himself
as big as Alexander the Great.
William Kirkpatrick has the con
tract for hauling the coal about As
tons, for the Indian school at Fort
Hall, and Henry Sell, Of Pocatello. tue
contract for furnishing the beef for
the present year
Bingham county has enough sur
plus horses and cattle il converted in
70 money, TO make money matters as
easy as 70 get the women in The Oh
siinnte Family 70 Thank good
ness, the table is spread.
Suit has been instituted against the
county for the payment of the guards
al the county Jail, The commission
ers will resist It's payment and have
engaged III w Smith to assist Attor.
ney Bennett in defending the inter
ests Of the county,
The Bellevue Herald SAYS Bing,
ham county farmers have contracted
% sell the Bellevue mill a large amount
~ wheat something like three cal
loads week When We get our mill
all our grain will be ground At home
Aud We are going 10 get il too, "and
don't you forget il
Jimmie Hays, son Of Judge Hays
had the honor ~ an introduction I.
President aud Mrs. Cleveland Will,
in Madison, Wisconsin. some days
ago Postmaster General Villas, Al
old friend IL the Judge, being th'
party introducing him
Mrs $. T. Holbrook Is in Eagl,
Rock this week with a iine lot of MILL
merry. The ladies ~ that town vii
/ iind she carries the latest and hes
styles. and they cannot do better thai
I 10 buy of her while she gives then
the opportunity
During the encampmcnt Of the g
i 4. r. at 81 Louis, a restaurant chars
cd Jndge Hopkins such an ungodl
price Tor broilci maekeral that b
put IN an order for the next meal "a
whole one. head and tail When
man pay whaling prices for fish h
wants whale and not a minnow.
The district court docket for th
coming term shows there win be bt
tween 7j aud 100 cases 10 be dispo
cd of OF these - or 30 are Unite
States eases 10 or ~ Territorial an
i5 civil cases Jndgc Hays is in goo
trim for the siege and will, doubtles
make 4 satisfactory .'clcan up of u
whole business
TmE News was Ia error in its stat
mcnt Of the promotion Of young Fran
Montgomery, Of the City Of Mexic'
il should have been his brother Il,
ward. al Ogden. Ed has been in u
employ Of his company but a sho
time and II Is all the more crcditab
to him that he should SO soon he pr
NOTED and sent to another field, Fran
still holds a high position with Well
Fargo s Go
At the sale OF seats for the first a
pcarance Of Mrs. Potter at the theat
. in New York. over $1,000 were res
izctl Quite number of seats SO
for $500 and none less than 80. v
can give an entertainment here
Hopkins Opera House and not reali
ESQ from the whole audience. u
Blavlfoot Is not New York.
, The editor Of the News is in 81
! fake this week. A little brown ey'
girl ut ST. Mary's Academy is the
traction that draws him from
. journalistic duties. If our reade
have ANYTHING TO say against this
! sue which Is as full of good, FIRE
). news rs nm egg is Of meat, let the
; opcn their batteries upon us, the bo
In the office. II they have anythi
i good to say let them pass in the co
4 plimentaries, We know how to get
Z 4 card Of thanks.
g An old nnchcr gave his son !
number Of bushels Of wheat IN
! grunary and the price per bnshel a
II told him ia ask his teachers what
n was worth. When the boy return
3 from school he first asked what
Miss . say? "Shc said replied
boy, Ut is worth $3.50 And WI
K dii Mr. - eay? ale said 1t '
g worth $3.50 too "Then, my Lor
said the old man, Al don't see the
q Of paying male teachers more than
er females II they cannot make a III
n wheat come to more than they c